Coming soon to iOS
For dogs who eat homemade & raw

Is the food you make actually complete for your dog?

Build a meal from real ingredients and instantly see whether it hits your dog's nutrient targets — and exactly what's missing.

~94%
of homemade dog diets are nutritionally incomplete
NRC / AAFCO
science-based targets, by life stage
Honest
real data — never faked micronutrient numbers
The problem

Cooking for your dog is loving — and easy to get wrong.

Most home-cooked and raw recipes are short on calcium, the calcium-to-phosphorus ratio, zinc or vitamin E — gaps you can't see in the bowl, that add up over months. PetFuel does the nutrient math so you don't need a spreadsheet or a degree in animal nutrition.

How it works

From bowl to balanced in three taps.

1

Build the meal

Search real ingredients and set the grams. Calories and macros update live as you go.

2

See the gaps

Get a completeness score against your dog's NRC/AAFCO targets, with each shortfall flagged.

3

Fix & track

Apply a suggested fix to close the gaps, then track completeness and weight over time.

Why you can trust it

We'd rather say "we don't know" than fake it.

Homemade meals

Full micronutrient breakdown computed from USDA ingredient data — because every gram is known.

Packaged food (barcode)

Only calories, macros and the manufacturer's AAFCO "complete & balanced" status — because pet-food labels don't publish micronutrients, and we won't invent numbers that aren't there.

Questions
Is this veterinary advice?

No. PetFuel is an informational nutrition tool, not a substitute for your veterinarian. Anything medical — illness, weight loss, special diets — should go through your vet. We'll always point you there.

Which pets does it support?

Dogs first. Cats are the planned next step.

Where does the data come from?

Ingredient nutrition comes from USDA FoodData Central; targets come from NRC and AAFCO life-stage profiles. For packaged foods we show only what's actually on the label.

When does it launch?

We're building toward an iOS launch. Follow Scarabyte for updates.